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Nathan Safferstein Dies; Manhattan Project Worker was 92

By Sean Patterson March 8, 2013 | 1 Comment

The Associated Press is reporting that Nathan Safferstein, a counterintelligence agent for the Manhattan Project, has died. Safferstein’s family told the AP that he died Tuesday, March 5 at his home in the Bronx. He had been suffering from an …

NORAD Evacuated Over Suspicious Packages
By Sean Patterson · March 8, 2013
The Associated Press is reporting that the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) headquarters near Colorado Springs was evacuated for around four and a half hours on Thursday. The evacuation of around 1,500 people took place because of five “suspicious” …
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Limbaugh “Ashamed” of the U.S. Over Sequestration
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Underwater Military Drones to be Developed by the U.S.
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Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf Dies at Age 78

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WWE Announces Partnership With Hire Heroes USA
By Sean Patterson · December 17, 2012 · 1 Comment

WWE announced today that it will be partnering with Hire Heroes USA, an organization dedicated to customized job search training and assistants for U.S. military veterans. WWE will be making a donation to the organization and using its media presence …

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Sub Boss Faked Death, Says U.S. Navy
By Sean Patterson · September 19, 2012 · 7 Comments

One month ago, U.S. Navy Commander Michael Ward II was assigned to administrative duties while Navy officials investigated whether or not Ward had faked his own death. This week, a Navy report has surfaced that indicates Ward did indeed send …

Life

Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal a Non-Event, Says Study
By Sean Patterson · September 10, 2012

A study released today shows that the repeal of the U.S. military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy was largely a non-event, not the military-breaking doomsday some of the policy’s supporters predicted. When the policy was repealed almost one year ago, …

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Navy Cmdr. Michael Ward II Faked Death to End Affair
By Sean Patterson · August 14, 2012 · 9 Comments

A submarine commander in the U.S. Navy is in danger of losing his position after allegedly faking his own death in an effort to end an affair. Navy Commander Michael Ward II has been assigned to administrative duties, according to …

Life

DARPA Hypersonic Glider Runs Hot, Peels Itself Apart
By Josh Wolford · April 23, 2012

Back in August, the U.S. Military’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, conducted the second test flight of their experimental hypersonic vehicle, the HTV-2. The project was part of a data collecting mission, a way to test global strike …

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U.S. Military to Manipulate Social Media
By Josh Wolford · March 17, 2011 · 6 Comments

The United States Military can now add Facebook trolling to its growing list of endeavors. As ridiculous as that sounds, according to an exclusive at The Guardian, that’s exactly what is going on. They report that United States Central Command …

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Google Maps Come Under Military Fire
By Andy Beal · March 7, 2008

OK, not literally, but Google’s Street View mapping crew could face the might of the U.S. military–should they ever try to take photos of its bases again.

According to the LA Times, Google’s vehicles were allowed on to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, provided they didn’t take any video or photographs.

Nathan Safferstein Dies; Manhattan Project Worker was 92

NORAD Evacuated Over Suspicious Packages

Limbaugh “Ashamed” of the U.S. Over Sequestration

Underwater Military Drones to be Developed by the U.S.

Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf Dies at Age 78

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